>> eric: leave it there. that is it for "the five." thank you for watching. see you tomorrow. i'm sure we will talk welcome to "red eye gts. i'm greg gutfeld or as i am known in costa rica -- let's go to andy levy for a pre game report. >> our top story tonight, the obama campaign releases a laughable new ad featuring the vogue editor-in-chief. winter is coming. and michael bloomburg's effort to take away the freedoms he doesn't like. and if you were to pick someone to compose a new national anthem, who would it be? the poll is so shocking. >> a lot of" game of thrones" references. >> it is a cultural phenomenon. >> i am not sure about that. but did you miss me? >> nope. >> you can't pretend? >> nope.

>> when i was on vacation i thet a new only bud man and he assessed every opinion i had when i was laying on the beach. >> why didn't you bring him back? >> i did. it took two suitcases. >> i know you were out of the country, any problem with customs ? >> no, i fit right in. and she can light a barbecue grill just by sneezing on it. i am here with diane macedo. and he is funnier than a clown gagging on a woopie cushion filled with mime blood. and jamaica is considered a bong, my sidekick, bill schulz. and if hilarity was a limbo i would do him on the beach until my back gave out. sitting next to me, jim norton, his comedy special "please be offended" airs on epics. and he is the propaganda spreader you would love to put in a shredder. good to see you, pimp. >> today in "the times" and he

curved the arrest of pedestrians caught with small amounts of marijuana. after making announcement they ripped out the sports section and smoked the entire thing and said, somebody get me a coffee cake. ♪ all the news that's sphit -- that's fit to print ♪ >> on sunday during the teen mom network movie awards they trotted out actress sarah jessica parker touting an upcoming show, roll the ad. >> the guy who ended the war in iraq, the guy who said you should marry anyone you want and the guy who created four million new jobs, that guy, president obama and michelle are coming to my house for dinner on june 14th, and i want you to be there too. but you have to go to join obama.com for your chance to win and the contest ends tomorrow night. go right here, right now.

we need him. he needs us. >> i'm barack obama and i approve this message. >> she is a delight. the campaign released another ad feature willing the -- featuring the vogue editor-in-chief, anna winter. >> hi. i am anna winter and i am so lucky in my work i am able to meet some of the most incredible women in the world. women like sara jessica parker and michelle obama. these women and i are hosting a dinner along with the president in new york city to benefit the obama campaign on june 14th. it will be a fantastic evening and you can join us. we are saving the two best seats in the house for you. you have to enter to win. sara jessica and i have our own reasons for supporting president obama, and we want to hear yours. please join us. but don't be late. >> oh we will. you are delightful. >> she is considered adorable

to gorgimax. now to our political correspondent, who ever. >> who cares? we were in the green room talking. she is definitely one of us. >> i think it means a lot to know she is behind owe bough -- obama. >> in fairness, i said that when i was harry dean stanton. >> can you imagine babbling? it doesn't seem like fun. it is nice when sarah jessica parker pulls you full on a carriage. >> dan, after watching this ad is obama so out of touch he is actually in touch? >> i don't know if he can be more out of touch. itit is great to get a -- an

actress whose biggest role is materialized goods. i think prada shoes may be in the future for him. >> you must subscribe to "vogue." >> absolutely. you must be excited by anna winter. >> sure. i thought it was imo philips. >> i haven't seen imo philips in years. sara hasn't had a hit since she ran over the hobo in 2005. does being a celebrity endorsing obama help or hurt? when people see her are they like, have i had it? i am tired of famous peel telling me how to vote? >> my guess is they are trying to motivate people who don't go out and vote. it will take more than sjp and anna winter to get people away from kardashians and into the polls. she made the president seem like an afterthought. it will be me, michelle obama and sarah jessica parker and

oh yeah the president may be there. i don't see this campaign really having an affect. it remines me of the vote or die campaign when paris hilton was a pokes man. and then it came out she was not registered to vote. that's the demographic they are appealing to and those people don't usually head to the polls. >> you were the president of the sex and the city fan club homeless edition, do you think not having cynthia nixon in the dinner was outrageously homophobic? >> no, he just didn't want to be associated with nixon. she has to be related. how many do we know named next in? >> otis nixon. >> also related. sarah jessica parker didn't make sense to me. i don't think that generation cares about her. she probably read the prompter normally and said can you do that again as carrie so she had to restart with okay or so. anna winter is cool. for starters she wears sunglasses everywhere.

secondly, she was a "b" before it was cool to be a" b" before it was empowering to do so. and third and most importantly, she had sex with bob marley. that is true. you can look that up. >> no proof whatsoever. >> she had a torrid affair and her editor didn't know where she was and she was in jamaica with him. >> something tells me we will hear about that at half time. >> that's all we need to know. she is so aloof. she is so aloof she is aloof, and i don't even know what aloof is. >> a woman like that enjoys my type of comedy, greg. they find me charming and endearing. >> she was also in the remake of "charlie and the chocolate factory," bam. >> no she wasn't. >> maybe it was johnny depp, but he stole her look. >> did she really have sex with bob marley? >> absolutely. >> some is something andy has to look. >> andy, auto-biography of bob

marley will tell you so. >> she should have just come on camera and said that, i had sex with bob marley. >> are you sure it was not marley and me? >> that's something else i hate. i hate that she died at the end. spoiler alert. from mike bloomburg's proposal banning sugary drinks was met with scorn, now a few brave souls are jumping to his defense. they say we owe mike thanks for being a visionary mayor in the struggle for public help. there is a chief criticism saying, quote, the liberty restricted is not the liberty of the soda drinker. the liberty being restricted is that of the soda seller. to manipulate known weaknesses to the advantage and the buyer's detriment. get it? we need smart people like bloomburg to protect dumb old us from the evil soda

sellers. meanwhile, bloomburg is putting the mayo in mayor. he says he loves the stuff. saying, quote, i love the blt. probably a lot of calories in the blt when you put as much mayo on it as i do. what a joy. i bet you do. here is there. -- here is this. >> i just got a note that imo philips is still alive. >> now that we know i am happy. jim, you must be so grateful that there are smart people out there who know what is best for us and how to run our lives. >> typically i do agree with that. recently somebody told me that what condoms are for. that explains why i am taking

valtrex. i am against the soda ban. if it wasn't for obesity who would i hit on at 2:00 in the morning? get it? >> it pisses me off -- terrible man -- if you mod due late sodas it is something that is essentially harmless. they are modulating based on the quantity of something. you can possibly not have a swimming pool because you could drowned in water. >> this is the enth degree. they are talking about responsible corporate citizens. how are you going to hold a company accountable for a person's choices if you will not hold that person accountable? it is ridiculous and it is also ridiculous the way it is written out. diet sodas are not included, fruit juices are not included in this. no dairy products. you can get a 500 calorie milk shake no problem, 36 ounces, bring it on. it doesn't make sense alcohol is not included. what is to stop them? they are making jokes about

the mayo-filled blt's, but what is to stop them from saying you can't have bacon. enjoy your lettuce-filled sandwich. >> he goes after things because he doesn't like those things. he doesn't like smokers. he likes blt's so it never will enter the picture that a blt should be banned because he likes it. >> i am glad he is not a miracle whip guy. those guys freak me out. >> you don't like miracle whip? >> no. >> i enjoy a good miracle whip now and then. it is good to change it up when you get tired of mayo. it is nice and sweet. >> it tastes like metal. >> you are so wrong. i don't like you anymore. bill, you don't drink anything nonalcoholic, so i am guessing this story is a waste for you. >> the thing i don't get is the people being angry about him about the blt. the point is you can't eat it. not breakfast, lunch and dinner like most americans. >> it is insulting to most

americans. >> i hate america. that's the obvious conclusion. >> he thinks, i am smart enough to do this once in awhile, but clearly you can't buy a big gulp once in awhile. >> that's the point. he always has the blt available to him. he makes the choice to eat it sparingly. others should be able to make the choice to drink a 32 ounce soda if they want to. if they want to drink themselves into obesity, then go for it. i will take the lumps and he candy criminalize, marijuana like he is about to, and who preys more on their customers than jj on 42nd. >> get a life. you are telling me there are not worse cities -- worst problems in the city to deal with than the size of people's soda? come on. >> he is just irritating. that's all.

>> by the way, what happens when you stop smoking is you get so fa fat. that's why people #r* putting weight on. >> and the thinner you are, the longer you live. they don't link that to smoking, but smoking keeps the weight off like you say, expru a doctor. actually if you tell people to quit smoking they will gain weight and they will knock 10 years off their life. >> i don't feel sorry for these big gulp fans. where were they when my choice was taken away because they don't like smoking. now that somebody is taking away their huge soft drink, they are rallying. >> that's a good point. >> nobody said anything about the smokers. >> they take away your favorite food, no one would care. >> i think people thought it was ridiculous to ban smoking. >> i think it will make me look bad ass when i am

drinking a big gulp and smoking a cigarette outside. what's up, ladies? having a coke and a smoke of the . >> i am tired of intellectual journalists who are talking about this. it is simply because they don't drink it. there is no principal behind their principal. it is just they don't like it. >> greg, i may not agree with what you say, but i will die for your right to say it. from dropping pop to surpassing pop. are there prospects suspect? according to a new poll, majority of americans are worried about the next generation, questioning whether they can lead a better life than their parents. folks are still upbeat about some other elements of the american dream with half of respondents saying they were satisfied with the opportunity for a poor person to get ahead by working hard. politics played a roll with gal lop noting a republican's greater satisfaction relative to democrats with the possibility of pulling one's self up aligned with the more

conservative political credo. was never quite sure how to pronounce that. you know who is not against owning the dream of having a sports car? >> you think the harder you work, the more successful you will be or angrier? >> angrier. i think they are right. i think i am a part of that younger generation and it stipgs. we are like a friend that isn't going to pay back money. gad -- good luck finding me. >> i can't afford to liver in the neighborhood my parents grew up in. they bought a house for $22,000 which is now like 50 times the price. however, i still have a better life because of all of the dodads we have. we may be poorer, but i can -- they would have to walk around with their stereo to enjoy my

i-pod. does that make sense? >> it does, but let's get back on track here. >> i am enjoying the moderating. >> i think the important thing to remember is this generation is lazy. give a man a fish and he eats for a day, teachers and him how to fish and he eats forever. >> it changed my ever. >> i saw stars -- i spell stars with a z to get to the younger generation. >> he wouldn't come and guest speak at our college. we wint have enough money. we didn't have enough money. >> diana, what is your idea of the american dream? >> it is funny they talk about the good news is half of the country still thinks you can get ahead by working hard. 50% is not a big number in this case. only half of the country thinks you can get ahead by working hard. i think it goes with the mantra. otherwise you can't do it. big business or big

government -- not big government. corporate america and big banks are trying to bring you down. that mantra is repeated over and over again. i think it is sad that people are eating it up. >> i think are you right. bill, do you worry about the next generation? you will be dead anyway, but do you still worry? >> i love you all. secondly, here is how you don't worry about the next generation, don't make one. do not reproduce. when i am dead i could careless if all of the world goes to hell in a hand basket. why they use hand baskets in that analogy, i am not sure. but i do have i will legitimate daughters, but i don't care about them. they don't ask right. i have not spoken to any of them in years so to the hell of them. jay alopecia? >> she is a hair problem. >> the actual disease was named after her jie. they saw her and they were like, wow, the opposite of that because she is a furry freak. >> do you have something you want to ad? >> i imagine you will get a lot of letters from upset

people and you will know who they are from and they will have little hairs on the paper. you get it? as they write it their hair is tumbling out. should average looking people be put in labor camps? diane macedo talks about welcome to ugly island, now stop talking you ugly jerks. >> if we recompose the national anthem who should do it? what about the guy that did that thing awhile ago.

is the social media site done when it caters to the young? according to the "wall street

journal" which is owned by the parent company, i have been there three times, facebook is developing technology aimed at allowing children under 13 to join the site. the company is testing junk like connecting kids' accounts and allowing mom and dad deciding who the runts confront. says facebook who bans those under 13, quote, we are in continuous dialogue about how best to help parents keep their kids safe in an evolving on-line environment. that meant nothing. meanwhile, let's go to our wall street monitors and see how the company stock is doing now. guys? isn't that the stock market? up and down, up and down. you have to stay with it in the long haul, kitties. >> they don't live that long.

>> that's true. >> i would say merging markets, mutual funds. >> don't listen to him. he doesn't have any money. diane, is facebook no longer relevant when toddlers take over? >> toddlers won't be on here. but i don't think it is a bad idea. it allows them from a business perspective to expand their user base which everyone keeps asking at which point it will plateau it helps in that realm and it helps them legally. there are issues with having 13-year-olds on the site as is, and studies are showing that consumer reports last night 7.5 million facebook users are under the age of 13. a lot do it not only with their parents' knowledge, but they help create the account. why not give the parents a more sure fire way of making sure they are using the site appropriately. >> you think it is sensible, but i am not so sure. i used to love the easy bake oven and played with it every night. when the eight-year-old girls were using it, no longer cool. that was eight years ago.

>> are you even on facebook? >> i am. i have a fan page. it is a popular one. i enjoy talking to people from high school and stuff. but it is irritating. i find it hard to navigate, and i don't need to -- so and so posted a -- and it annoys may. >> you never answer my queries. >> you can text me. you have my number. >> that's true. i actually don't contact you at all. >> that was a great improve. just text me. boom. >> doesn't it feel like this thing has come and gone? >> i don't want -- this sounds awful. i think it is a terrible idea. i don't want my friend's kids being friends with me. they are the reason we are not friends now. >> they are already on there. >> but they don't have the access. if they have a fake pseudo name and i find out this is jim's kid. it is like, you took my friend

from me. >> 10 or 12 years. jim's kid is like 18 and you are still unmarried and in your late 30s? >> what are you saying i have a thing for jim's kid? >> i am telling you no. >> the thing is you are laughing about toddlers taking control, but people make pages for their toddlers now. it happens all of the time. i don't think it will change anything. it is going give parents more control over it. >> what do you say, bill? you are a parent. >> maybe they are on facebook and maybe they are not. i don't want to know what my friends in high school are doing on facebook to begin with. that's why i don't have a page. what i do have a page is another one so i can find sout what people currently in high school are doing. call me jim's kid. >> wait until jim's kid is 18, bill. >> sure, if we have to say that. >> we do have to say that. just to be safe. do you have a comment on the show if you are jim's kid,

e-mail us at red eye at fox news.com. if jim's kid feels offended e-mail me personally and we will discuss this. i will see if there are certain things we can do to bill to punish him. or call 212-462-5050. still to come, the half time report from andy levy. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by shin kicking. the combat sport where two contestants kick each other in the shin to force each other to the ground. thanks, shin kicking.

welcome back. let's see if we got anything wrong so far. for that we go to andy levy. how are you doing this. >> good, greg. >> i'm here. >> did you have a good vacation? >> you know, i got injured. >> we went down a water slide. it was a very, very tricky water slide. i bounce owed my butt. >> oh no. i -- >> i have a sliped disk and went on a jetski. >> okay. >> and then after that i really hurt myself. >> sounds like a blast. and then i went and lied on the beach for awhile. >> i had some salad.

>> anna winter and sjp. anna winter is the pro editor-in-chief. incorrect, she is the empress of gorgimax. >> you know what, now i feel bad. i have been addressing her as the emperor. no wonder she hasn't been returning the e-mails i have written to her. >> i would think if you want to raise money dinner with anna winter, that's what you get when you don't contribute to the campaign. >> it doesn't seem like it would be fun. i can understand sara jessica parker and the obamas, but who wants to listen to such a pompous lady? >> i think i would find sara jessica parker to be a delight. i enjoy having dinner with

you, but i don't know if i would worry about you. she seems to be -- she seems to detest everyone. >> i agree to disagree. >> he is alive. >> big fan of imo. >> we should get him on the show. >> saw a picture of him. he looks different these days. >> aids will do that to you. >> and since anna stole her -- his hair he really looks different. diane, you don't see this ad campaign having an affect. w45* is the target demographic? >> that's the point. they are targeting the mtv fans. it aired during the mtv awards.

i don't think anna winter appeals to that generation at all. if you are trying to motivate them, which is difficult enough yon anna winter is -- i don't think anna wenter is going to do it. it must be the nice smile. >> she is not going to do our show now, andy. >> that could change. jay and i have been working -- >> and i have been working on it. >> is that how you hurt your back? >> yes. >> i bet they are hoping she did mtv because the kids think she is what arely watts. >> you are a terrible man. >> jim, i don't think people who watch mtv know who charlie watts is. >> i really am becoming an older gentleman. >> i don't know who charlie watts is. >> drummer for the rolling stone. >> oh, okay. i know the rolling stones. >> dresses like a countryman squire, if you will. >> you think they told sjp to read the prompter. serious question, isn't there -- like the problem with

actors doing campaign stuff is they don't seem sincere. their job is to fake emotion in front of the camera. when i see an actor reading that stuff it is like i think you are just acting. >> okay, so i feel like what you have said is correct, but things are happening in new york and it is pretty much my boyfriend. that was an out take. >> could it be posing a question to myself like this whole campaign is a bad idea? >> that morning you found out something else. >> that's what i remember from the show. it was later that night or the next morning. >> as she was waking up. >> you know what i remember from that show? nothing because i am a guy. >> she never admitted to having the torrid week long affair. >> she never admit i had to it. it is true that she did.

>> she never admitted to having a torrid week long affair with bob marley. >> and i don't want to skip ahead, but mayor bloomburg also slept with bob marley. >> i believe that, actually. neither inhaled. >> that is too good to check. how will you hold businesses responsible when you can't choose people responsible? >> they are shoving things down people's throat. >> dan, please apologize to our viewers who are miracle workers. >> never. >> apologize. >> no. i hate miracle whip. >> how could you hate it? >> my aunt made me eat it, and it was gross. >> from where? >> miracle whip was the name.

>> and mayor bloomburg is not about to criminalize marijuana. >> small amounts is not going to get arrested. >> you can't use. it it is just if you have it on you. >> i will not smoke on the streets. >> please. >> the pompocity is a great book title. >> thank you very much. what happened is i started on the back and it wraps around the front forcing somebody to read the book. they fall on the floor. >> who would you have write the forward? >> i would do it myself. >> who can write as well as me? >> and i have a cover blurb. >> this book is terrific. you know who. i am impotent. >> greg, you hate the intellectual commentators who are in favor of the bloomberg nonsense. the daily beast columnist

seemed to have a huge fear of other people having too much freedom. they write that once the country comes to its senses and backs measures like bloomburg's we will have won over libertarianism gone wild. >> how do you celebrate that? >> i don't know. >> let's go out and have a moderate portion of something. >> i was drinking a large soda. >> remember when liberals believed no one should tell them what to do and the government should keep their hands-off their body? >> they make the campaign for controlling your own body. where is the outrage? >> the funny thing about michael tomasky, he wrote a book about the caraph without looking in the mirror. you said your generation stinks. why do you think those over 55 believe in the willingness to

bet on themselves. >> we just hope way can fail. failing is a lot easier. >> i respect your honesty. >> thank you. >> facebook for kids, just fyi, i spelled kids with a z. >> diana, i agree with you. i think this is a good idea. let's not forget it has consent. if they want to collect info on kids under 13 and facebook is try to show hair -- shareholders that they have a user base. >> thisy have an avenue to increase their user base. >> well said. >> thank you. >> do you know why facebook stock is tanking? jay because i purchased

smell. >> did you really? >> i certainly did. >> why did you do that? >> i am not even involved in this. >> it made a lot of money on facebook. they had all made their money. everybody else was showing up afterward. when you buy tickets to see a band and it is soldout and all of the scam pars have the tickets, they were the scalpers. >> i don't buy tickets. i i get comped. >> i worry about bono, greg. >> i do as well. we talk off and on. he is still -- >> he is still okay? >> he is around 700 million, 800 million. he is pushing it. >> as long as he is okay. i'm done. >> that you are. all right, coming up, can you be a better person than you already are? and will that help you later in life? jim norton discusses his book, only you can be your best you.

you, and i had sex with your mother. long title. and what movie portrays women in a positive light? here is a hint, "pretty women." okay that wasn't a hint. that was the answer. i suck at teases.

was her answer a dis oozie -- a doozie for a floozie? julia robert's charkts ter is a positive pour -- character is a positive portrayal of women in film. audrey bolt was asked about the topic and she replied thusly. >> i think there are some movies that depict women in a positive roll, and there are some movies that put them in a little more of a negative roll, but by the end of the movie they show that woman power that i know we all have such as movies, "interpret woman." we had a wonderful, beautiful woman, julia roberts, and she was having a rough time.

but you know what, she came out on top, and she didn't let anybody stand in her path. >> you know what doesn't let anyone stand in its path, this -- >> lightning roooooouuuunnnnnddd. lightning round. >> diana, i think she hit the whole message of the movie on its head. just nailed it. it was like, as long as you are really, really beautiful hooker, a rich guy that looks like richard gear will sweep you off your feet and you will never have to turn tricks again. that's a message for all women including myself. >> the whole thing. i mean, of all of the movies she picked, she picked julia roberts and the choice she came out on top? really? i will say this in her defense. the answer is not as bad as it sounds when you hear the whole thing. what she was trying to say is even movies that depict women negatively do come out with a positive message at the end.

but come on, girl, really? a movie about a hooker, xome -- come on. >> yes, a movie about a hooker, exactly. >> do you think she was trying to think of somebody and julia roberts popped into her head and she said the name "pretty woman" or she believes it has a positive message that you can be a hooker and not a hooker? >> i think she heard the soft core porn music behind her and then immediatelient went into a movie about a hooker. she is like, oh i like clams and muscles. i like that scene. that is awesome. i love watching stuff like that for that answer. >> i never saw this movie, jim. i can't judge on whether or not this is a great answer. >> the depressing parts of the story was when i asked the same question i blurted out "the crying game." but i have to say i do agree with this monumental dunce. i have to agree that it is a positive movie. it proves that if you work

hard you can pull a hooker out of the business. if you have had enough, you can get it. >> you looked at the richard gear perspective. he was working. >> yes. i just think of the hahn nay moon. brush your teeth one more time. >> now i am beginning to change my mind. usually by older, rich men on yachts. you can somehow sympathize. >> i like the movie. i identify with her curls and quick to laugh nature. >> she has that laugh. that laugh that happens every commercial. >> some people sound like a horse and i do not. >> what happened to the whole fact that we are a pull ourself up by the boot straps kind of country. they were thigh high and they were a zipper down the side and they had heels that would

walk all over your manhood if you paid her extra. that was an amazing movie. next topic, according to a new poll, love those, 22% of americans, almost 1-5 say if they had to get someone to compose a new national anthem, they choose bruce springsteen which as you know wrote the song "uptown girl." rounding out the top were dolly parton at 19% and stevie wonder, 18%. bob bill lon -- dillon, further down the list, taboo from the black eyed peas at 000.1%. and just because i think he is a true american hero, as a jersey guy do you agree with this pick? bruce springsteen who ever he may be? >> he is a wonderful choice. if you want the anthem to be about a cob leer from sandusky, ohio, no, i don't think it is a good choice. but i did meet him on an elevator once.

there is no story. >> you didn't get your picture taken with him. >> i followed him on the elevator. i followed him on the hotel and road up to his floor. it was like, i am getting off and road back down. >> i wonder if are you a comedian or if he will stab him. >> i could do both or neither. >> what do you make of this, diane? what would be your choice? perhaps a list or animal? >> lmfao. >> why are you even coming up with this? what is wrong with our national anthem. our national anthem is fine. >> it is the woods of ohio every week end and we practice our doomsday scenarios. i blair the original national anthem because that's what we are doing it for. they are doing it for the money and we do it for the love of guns. >> there you go. bill, quickly what are your thoughts on this? >> we need to change the national anthem. talk to any singer and it is hard to hit any of the keys in

it. it is about the wharf -- war of 1812 and it is the world's first sample. the tune is actually an old british thinking song. he took the tune and put the lyrics over it. let's have an american fun. >> we have god bless america. >> that's not our national anthem. >> he did nights in white satin and they do it in like 40 seconds. time to take a break. we will talk about something.

welcome back. so police have reportedly foiled an al-qaeda plot to bomb the annual euro vision song contest and take out, among others, irish pop duo. they performed for president obama in ireland last year. we actually reported on this. you know what, i made fun of this band, but now that i find out they are the target of terrorists, i am behind them 100% and i am a fan, jim. >> as you should be, greg. >> thank you. >> they remind me of myself when i was that age.

young and chiseled and talented for someone who looked just like me. >> what happened to your twin, jim? >> well, if you ask me that in advance i can write down a funny answer. >> is it a relief that was foiled? it is refreshing to see that al-qaeda is running out of options. >> i am happy with spoiled. >> i don't believe that. i don't believe it. >> "red eye" was the only show to discuss it when they performed for president obama. why is the media ignoring this amazing duo? >> you don't know who they are, do you? >> no, but along with the bloomberg thing, al-qaeda, really, you don't have anything to do rather than on attack these poor kids? >> come on, guys. that's the thing. >> i don't want them.

i am not encouraging any behavior, but for anybody to target -- >> it is about your vision and your vision is popular these days. it is highly enjoyable and al-qaeda is it trying to take one of the things. >> it is amazing. no one has a look anymore. you can't see it in the one picture, but the hair goes straight up like that. it is like thing one and thing two combined with eraser heads. they combine their names. dan and i are going to do the same thing. we are dropping our album out soon. >> you know how i used to make fun of them? they are going to be bigger than something big like miracle whip. >> i had a great example in that. we will close things out with a post game wrap up with tv's andy levy. go to fox news.com/red eye. look, paul mccurio.

back to andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> thanks, what do you want to plug? >> social comedy with myself, thick de paulo this saturday and whatever dan is doing. >> very cool. diane, how is the singing going? >> good. i am singing saturday at 8:00 p.m. and sunday at 11:00. >> dan, where are you going to be this month? >> june 15th in chicago at just for laughs. >> that's a great name for a place, just for laughs. >> it is the number four or f-o-r? >> it is actually the world f-o-r. >> and l-a-u-g-h of s? or with a z? >> no, it is the correct spelling. >> what kind of come day club is this? i >>- q. -- a comedy club is this? jay it a festival. thank you. that does it for me. i am greg gut eld if. gutfeld.